Can somebody tell me whats wrong

a week and a half into flower espoma soils mix cfl grow ... 1 tsp of miracle grow all purpose and 2 and a half teaspoons of fox farms big bloom every other feeding. The leaves on this top are clawing although i don't really seem to see it anywhere else. take a look and tell me what you think please

feed them a little less perhaps, otherwise they look very good, sometimes a top leave or few will just do that. keep the leaves green. maybe 6 weeks to go.

It requires about 7-8 days for nutrients to assimilate in soil. Possibly, what you are seeing is result from the first feeding as you went into flower.
During flowering, the ladies are seeking out different amounts of different nutrients, I do not cultivate with MG or FF, it is possible though that what you are feeding with has too much N for flowering.

to much ntro in ur soil for sure,next time they need water,not sure what size pots ur in,but if there in 5gal ones,run 2 to 3 gal of ph'd water through them to get rid of some of the extra n in the soil there not using,this will fix them right up

You are giving them a little too much fertilizer.

They look OK

the miracle grow concentration is 12-4-8 so the nitrogen being the issue seems logical ... any suggestions on what i might swap the miracle grow for during flower .. I'm using this during flower to cover all the other stuff that a plant needs.. sort of like a base .. then add the fox farms which is .01-.3-.7 ... this is my first time and i know mixing nutes is a big topic with lots of varieties and options.. so if you could steer me in the right direction id appreciate it

The possibilities are immense, and I am confident that you would receive quite a lot of input in response to healthy and quality nutrition for flowering.

What do you want to feed her?

i don't think its the mg or the other stuuf. i'm prone to think its the soil mix you're using that has some hot nitrogen in it. claw is difficult to get rid of imo. so perhaps since you can't change the mix cut back on the ferts. good luck.